The result, in her words, is "the creation of hybrid forms hovering between nature and culture".
Made out of ordinary building materials, Al-Hadid'Secessionon installation similarly pries apart histories of painting, her interlocking shapes, cavities, and forms seemingly hovering between construction and collapse.
Dressing in order to be taken seriously indicates that the spectre of older, more explicit forms of sexism still hovers over us: a woman who adopts a more feminine style is too preoccupied with pretty things to be a serious academic, because a woman can't be both attractive and intelligent – if indeed she can be intelligent at all.
Several of his new works portray isolated figures with shadowlike forms hovering over them.
"I just kind of hover over it".
Blur may sound audacious, outrageous, even a little freakish; audiences often giggle and gasp in amazement during slide presentations showing artist renderings of a cirruslike white form hovering over the lake.
In the Letter of Barnabas (early 2nd century), Satan appeared as "the Black One"; according to the 2nd-century apologist Athenagoras, he is "the one entrusted with the administration of matter and its forms of appearance," "the spirit hovering above matter".
Keep your palm off of the neck, and let your fingers form a "claw" shape, hovering over the strings, with only flat fingertips touching the strings.
Help is provided in the form of notes and hovering tips.
Why should readers believe veracity of a form that hovers somewhere between fiction and nonfiction?
